BBC Two Wales Wednesday

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Jules Hudson helps a couple from Kent to find a property in Cornwall for a wellness retreat, and hopes to catch a glimpse of a recently released family of beavers

Tim Medhurst and Hettie Jago head deep into Surrey, England's most wooded county, where Tim is hoping to make use of his coin expertise and Hettie is first to the jewellery section

Nadeem Islam hosts a panel debate on what it means to be a parent of a deaf child in 21st-century Britain, with a look at the extra challenges that come with this

A suspicious bag handover leads investigators to expose a major money-laundering gang. Police officers called to a road accident soon realise they're dealing with a case of murder

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Quiz show hosted by Rob Beckett, in which contestants Yasmin, Michael and Dubem must choose between working together or going it alone to claim the prize for themselves

Four friends - Martin, Thomas, Andrew, and Santino - try to find the right path across the bridge in a bid to win some cash. Game show, hosted by Ross Kemp

Master craftsman Simon Parfett and his team are in Warwickshire to turn a 200-year-old turret into a medieval-themed B&B

The first quarter-finalists create a dish using rice as the key ingredient and cook two courses for restaurant critics William Sitwell, Grace Dent and Jimi Famurewa

Pairs of swappers from Norfolk and Essex put their homes and lifestyles under the microscope as they exchange properties. Presented by Gyles Brandreth

A critically ill miniature donkey foal makes an emotional emergency case for equine vet Kerry, and Richard creates an operating table from a forklift truck

Experts Catherine Southon and Claire Rawle value antiques at De Montfort Hall, Leicestershire, and presenter Paul Martin learns about the birth of BBC local radio

Mike Bubbins, Kirsten O'Brien, Christine Ohuruogu and Kai Widdrington compete in the mid-week round of challenges, while Richard Osman asks the questions

Michael Portillo sees the work being done for the new HS2 railway in Warwickshire, and in Stratford-upon-Avon he learns about the founding of the Royal Shakespeare Company

Amol Rajan interviews the former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Tony Blair

Paul Murton explores the Argyll coast, starting from the sacred sands of Kilmory Bay on Loch Sween, and including a visit to Lilly Loch in Knapdale Forest

Chris Packham tells the story of how plant life turned Earth from a barren rock into a vibrant green world - a 4.5 billion-year saga of extraordinary highs and lows

Delving into the story of Volodymyr Zelensky, a comedian who played the president, then became the real President of Ukraine

Australian comedy about two singletons brought together by a car accident and an injured dog, who proceed to navigate the complexities of life together

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The comedian explores the punk scene as he looks into the death of Nancy Spungen, who was found dead in the Chelsea Hotel in New York City in 1978 at the age of 20

Singer Melanie Chisholm researches her family tree and is fascinated to discover that her ancestors include a moneylender and a campaigner for social reform

Nadeem Islam hosts a panel debate on what it means to be a parent of a deaf child in 21st-century Britain, with a look at the extra challenges that come with this

Singer Melanie Chisholm researches her family tree and is fascinated to discover that her ancestors include a moneylender and a campaigner for social reform

Two sisters face an emotional task clearing their parents' former home of heirlooms. Granny's old gold chain and a filthy Dutchman hidden in the shed surprise everyone at auction

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In County Antrim, Caroline Hawley guides married couple Raymond and Linda and Thomas Forrester helps husband and wife David and Ruth search for bargains at an antiques fair